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Twitter Acquires Hotspots.io To Beef Up Its “Revenue Engineering Team”

Hotspots.io, a small startup founded by Matt Huang, Alexander Spicer and Ashutosh Singhal aims to deliver “social media intelligence that you’ll actually use”. The company announced today via its homepage that it has.

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How To Celebrate 4sqDay Around The World

Today marks the third annual 4sqDay, celebrating the success of the location-based check-in app Foursquare. To celebrate, more than 730 meetups are planned in communities around the world, and real.

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Save Your Eyes During Late Night Coding Sessions With F.lux

Working late into the night in front of a computer screen is increasing eye strain. Thanks to the growing number of computer and mobile screens, optometrists report seeing more patients.

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LibraryMixer: Files-Sharing That Treats Users Like Adults

A former corporate attorney has launched a social service for sharing music, films, and other media — directly between friends. The semi-public beta is comprised of two parts. The web.

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Early Stage VC Fund Cultivation Capital Launches in St. Louis

A new early stage venture capital fund called Cultivation Capital is giving St. Louis entrepreneurs the opportunity to grow their startups locally thanks to a series of up to $1 million investments, which will be announced after its first investment committee meeting on April 17th.

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Filesharing Religion Is Perfectly Serious, Says Spokesperson

Spokespersons for a facetious-sounding religion that advocates sharing files, even when doing so is in violation of copyright, maintain that they are quite serious about the group’s tenets. It’s not.

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New Army Research Facility Is Its “Greenest Lab Complex” Ever

The U.S. Army has opened a 30,000 square-foot facility this week specifically to develop green vehicle technologies. The lab is located right outside the former motor capitol of the world.

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Google Gets Wrist Slap For Wardriving Investigation

The Federal Communication Commission has fined Google in relation to a 2010 incident in which it came out that the search giant was collecting personal information about wireless networks from.

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Turntable.fm Now Lets You Show Your Colors With DJ Laptop Stickers

The folks behind the somewhat niche virtual DJing site Turntable.fm gleefully announced this week on the company blog that “Laptop stickers have come to Turntable!” For the uninitiated, Turntable.fm allows users to listen.

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Smart Phones Closing The Digital Divide; Only 1 in 5 Adults Do Not Use The Internet

Though inequality persists in who has internet access in the United States, mobile technology – and in particular widespread smartphone adoption – is helping to close that gap, according to.

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